Area Silenzio is eat-girls' debut record and it is both haunted and haunting. For the past four years, the French trio have been crafting their songs into little self-contained worlds with the patience of entomologists, taking them out all over the country and Europe to confront them with the wilderness of a live audience. The ten resulting tracks are a collection of electronic madrigals, groove driven songs played on a mischievous multi-speed Victrola, ranging from languid dub drips to full-on drum machine cavalcades.

Wewantsounds is delighted to announce the release of one of Japan's most coveted albums of the 70s, "Mangekyou" by singer-songwriter Yoshiko Sai. Produced in 1975 by Master musician Yuji Ohno, the album features Yoshiko Sai's superbly crafted songs and crystal clear voice over Ohno's lush, funky sound and breezy arrangements. A strong buzz has been growing around the album over the years and original copies now change hands for large sums of money. This is the first time "Mangekyou" is available outside of Japan, featuring remastered audio, original artwork and a 4 page insert including new liner notes by Paul Bowler.

In keeping with Kim Deal meticulous approach to all her projects, the album was honed over several years. The oldest songs, “Are You Mine?” and “Wish I Was,” were written and recorded in 2011, shortly after she left the Pixies and moved to Los Angeles (early versions of these songs were included on the vinyl series); Nobody Loves You More was last recorded in November 2022 with legendary engineer and close friend the late Steve Albini at his Electrical Audio studio in Chicago. Along the way, she brought in a variety of collaborators,